I have been using stan and netflix on and off for awhile now. And been using amazon prime video for almost a month (free trial). Which should I keep, and why? Or if there is another way of keeping them running for free, then let me know.
Do You Guys Prefer One or Multiple Movie Streaming Sites? IE Netflix, Stan, Prime Video etc
simouny21 on 05/08/2018 - 00:45
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Sticking with Prime, cancelled Netflix after a few months and did the same with Stan.
Might be pointing out the obvious, but it depends on what shows you care about. For example Netflix has some exclusives e.g. Star Trek Discovery. But it doesn't have Two and a Half Men like Prime. Etc. Prime might be best for value to keep because you could subscribe for 1 year for $59 (comes down to about $5 a month), plus you get other benefits like free delivery as mentioned by BobD.
We have Netflix and have done so for a long time. It seems to be the best value which genuinely good exclusive shows and a heap of good content.
We also have Foxtel now as a result of that Telstra offer some months ago and I would not pay for that. It's got some good HBO but it's otherwise not amazing and would cost the earth. I'm not even sure what the cost of the package would be but something in the range of $50+ per month for all tv packs, so not even with sports or movies.
Had Amazon prime twice. I subscribe everytime a new big show comes back e.g. grand tour or man in the high castle.it just doesn't seem to have enough content and the interface is someone clunky. Has 4K HDR though.
Haven't used Stan for any long period. So I don't feel I can comment on that.
I have Netflix and APV, and I rent movies on Google Play using Opinion Rewards.
Sorry, I can't help with free although some time back Optus was offering free Netflix to new signups. Don't know if that is still on. I have Netflix and just started the free trial of APV. I bought an item at Amazon and it had about $26 delivery charge. Amazon suggested free delivery with a Prime trial so I did. Then I found out that APV came with it for no extra. I've been milking it hard for the last week. I may continue with Prime when the free trial ends. The free delivery already has paid for about 4 months of Prime.